Sentence examples for make dishonest from inspiring English sources
"I'd rather sell apples for a living than make dishonest television," said Mr. Karpov at Afontovo's studio in a yellow-brick building that held concerts and dances in Soviet times.
Lord Hanningfield, a 69-year-old former Essex County council leader, faces six charges of making dishonest claims for travelling allowances.
Mr. Pataki's new ad says, "Billionaire Tom Golisano's campaign is built on lies," and quotes several newspaper articles to accuse Mr. Golisano of making dishonest attacks on the governor.
"We listened to people make snide comments about whether Vice President Gore was too stiff," Mr. Clinton said, "and when they made dishonest claims about the things that he said that he'd done in his life.
The Greek online news site Elkosmos called this Mockery without Borders and questioned the organisation's integrity by asking "How honest can Doctors Without Borders be when their answer is that they didn't notice that such a mistake was made?"Dishonest or willfully ignorant?
Last night David Howarth, a former Lib Dem MP and a law don at Cambridge University, suggested that the Telegraph journalists might have broken the law, which forbids making dishonest statements with the intent of putting an individual at risk of pecuniary loss.
Bishop told parliament: "The leader of the opposition is now in lockstep with Labor's union masters who are running a campaign of economic treason against our nation's interests by making dishonest and untrue statements about China's free trade agreement, directly undermining Australian jobs and Australia's future prosperity".
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The boom in mergers has provided more scope to make a dishonest buck ahead of deals.
you might not agree with the policy, but doesn't make us dishonest".
Yet research suggests it is difficult to make a dishonest buck online, and in 2014 it could get tougher.
